THE PROTESTORS WHO TOOK OVER MONDAY NIGHT'S ALBUQUERQUE CITY COUNCIL MEETING SAY THEY'LL BE AT TONIGHT'S SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING THAT STARTS AT 5 O'CLOCK. BUT SINCE MONDAY, THE COUNCIL HAS PUT SOME NEW RULES IN PLACE. COUNCIL PRESIDENT KEN SANCHEZ SAYS THE NEW RULES AREN'T PERMANENT … BUT THEY COULD BE IN THE FUTURE.
THE NEW GUIDELINES INCLUDE A BAN ON CARRYING SIGNS AND PROPS INTO THE MEETINGS … REQUIRE THOSE WHO WANT TO SPEAK TO SIGN UP, AND THEN THEY GET 2 MINUTES TO HAVE THEIR SAY. PUBLIC OUTBURSTS WILL ALSO NOT BE TOLERATED.
THE PROTESTERS MONDAY SPOKE OUT AGAINST APD'S OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTINGS AND CALLED FOR A CITIZENS ARREST OF POLICE CHIEF GORDEN EDEN.
